Updated: Sat Feb 27 16:06:43 2016
Tables
- Table S1. Summary of molecular libraries and accessions.
- Table S2. List of UMRs between MZ twins, NPCs and across developmental stages.
- Table S3. Histone modification enriched regions from FindER.
- Table S4. List of gene promoters differentially marked by H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 between MZ twins, NPCs and across developmental stages.
- Table S5. Differentially expressed genes between MZ twins, NPCs and across developmental stages.
- Table S6. GWAS sites overlapped with NPC core enhancers.
Candidates
Supplemental 11: Fraction of DE genes with proximal UMRs
- Fraction of differential expressed genes proximally (TSS +/- 1500bp) associated with MeDIP UMRs between MZ twins (A), WGBS UMRs between cortex and GE NPCs (B), and WGBS UMRs between GW13 and GW17 (C).

Supplemental 12: TFBS asymmetry between neurosphere UMRs
- Relative abundance of transcription factor binding sites overlapping UMRs in NPCs cortex and GE cells reveals regulatory asymmetry between cell types. Red represents transcription factor more enriched in cortex, and blue represents transcription factor enriched in GE.

Supplemental 14: Expression of DNA methylation reulators
- Heatmap of RPKM for DNA methylation regulators across all samples.

Supplemental 17: DNA methylation at exon boundaries
- Exon-intron junction mCpGs provide an inherited signature of exon expression. Average number of CpGs (black, bottom panel) and average mCpG levels (whole genome bisulfite shotgun, 20bp bins) at exon junctions +/- 200bp in cortex (solid line with round dots) and GE (dashed line with triangles). Exons are divided into four groups: 1) exons expressed in both cell types (exon RPKM > 0.1 in cortex and GE, purple); 2) cortex-specific exons (isoform exons expressed in cortex but not in GE, red); 3) GE-specific exons (isoform exons expressed in GE but not in cortex, green), and 4) exons not expressed in either cell types (all other exons, blue).

Supplemental 18: Neurosphere UMR enrichemnt at chromosome ends
- Fraction of UMRs along normalized length of the genome in cortex and GE specific UMRs (A), and GW specific UMRs (B).

Supplemental 19: TFBS asymmetry in GW UMRs
- Relative abundance of transcription factor binding sites overlapping UMRs between gestational weeks.
